Burns High School - Blazes Yearbook (Lawndale, NC)

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sl - “ . oa i ART CLUB: BOTTOM ROW: Pam Lewis, Susan Lewis, Lynn Neil, Teresa Williams, Tracee Patter- son, Renee Lewis, Teresa Chap- man, Ulysses Tuft. ROW 2: Sheila Darnell, Betsy Bowen, Kirby Pfeiffer, Mary Alexander, Amy ie, gre } stay Te a Wright, George Blye, Linda Elmore, Sherry Addison, Liz Brown. ROW 3: Anette Cooper, Diane Gray, Carol Queen, Becky Beam, Kim Sisk, Lisa Richards, Christine Webber, Belinda Elmore. ROW 4: Kathy Rudisell, In preparation for the home- coming parade, Renee Lewis, Becky Beam, Jonnny Anderson, and Amy Wright demonstrate their ability as swordsmen. The Art Club float took first place honors. James Nalley is just one of the art club students that helped prepare back-drops for the Dra- ma class’ production of ‘The Magic Shop”. Amy Barrett, Joey Forbes, Don- nie Peeler, Linda Payne. TOP ROW: James Nally, Bruce New- ton, Brian Hanel, Steve Carpen- ter, Johnny Anderson, Jeff Curd, David White, Joey Bing- ham, Michael Lineburger. 105

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Artistic Endeavors Though the Art club and In one of the major spirit National Art Honor Society boosters of the year, the aren't designated as ser- Art club sold blue and vice clubs,they have be- white pom-poms to the come two of the most ser- student body before the vicable clubs at Burns. Cherryville game. In addi- Helping promote spirit, tion, the Art club made providing the Christmas artistic signs for the tree for the library, and sophomores, juniors, donating money to charit- seniors, and the band to able organizations are just hang in the gym during afew of the ways the clubs the pep rally. are trying to make our At Christmas, the Art school a better place. club provided a huge gy ; . ; gy === j x — NATIONAL ART HONOR SOCIETY: sor, Wanda Grigg, Laura Mayes, BOTTOM ROW: Michael Lineber- Amy Barrett. TOP ROW: Becky ger, Kirby Pfeiffer. MIDDDLE ROW: Beam, Linda Payne, Renee Amy Wright, Mrs. Putnam—spon- Lewis. March is Youth Art Month and Susan Lewis is doing her part by painting scenery for dis- plays that will appear in va- rious shops throughtout the community. spruce tree with decora- tions for the library. Be- sides adding a bit of holi- day cheer, the tree pro- vided the perfect setting for the Art club party. As another Christmas = project, the NAHS and the Art club sponsoreda needy family for social services. The family was provided with a special Christmas dinner and several presents foreach | ty Ee member of the family. Also both clubs gave to the United Fund, an organization that sup- ports many other char- , ities. Helping people was one of the main aspects of the Art club and NAHS | and by using their artistic abilities, they give ‘‘ser- | vice with style.” ;

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Rein Dugouts To Cabinets ¢ Carpentry VICA (VOCa- tional and Industrial Clubs of America) is a club of Ser- vice. Carpentry VICA has built everything from base- ball dugouts at Burns Junior High to cabinets for New Bethel Baptist Church. Aiding other clubs at Burns, they built a casket for the Health Occupations Students of America (HOSA) club for the Great American Smokeout. Other projects included working on a paint booth for the auto body repair students, and servicing the air conditioners around the school. They planned renovating the consession stand on the visitors’ side of the football stadium. Carpentry VICA is synonymous with both community and school service. 106 While working on a carburetor, Mr. Cabiness looks up to answer a question, asked by senior Steven McMurry in Mechanics Il. Richie Turner, Mike Earl, Eric Richards, Steve Carpenter, and Mr. Gantt work on remodling the concession stand on the visitors’ side of the stadium.